by Noah Markson | Mar 31, 2014 | Concerts & Events, Pianists
Generally I’ll start my practice session with a little warm-up, play some Bach, or something light, or something Romantic, just to get the blood going through the hands. Then I’ll look up the repertoire I’m performing at that particular time and... by Noah Markson | Mar 20, 2014 | Markson Pianos
A short excerpt recording of Piano Circus at Markson Pianos in March 2014. Recorded by Sound Engineer Wayne McIntyre. Filmed on a Canon 7D. https://www.facebook.com/pianocircus by Noah Markson | Dec 11, 2013 | Composer, People
“Nadia Boulanger was born 1887 and lived to 1979 and was just a unique musical talent. She had a younger sister whom she revered. Nadia and Lili both studied composition and became composers, and they both tried to win the coveted Prix de Rome. Nadia became one of the... by Noah Markson | Sep 11, 2013 | Markson Pianos
Composed by Balakirev Islamey. Performance by concert pianist Grace Francis. by Noah Markson | Sep 5, 2013 | Concerts & Events, People, Pianists
“I’ve taught a huge number of private students from aged 7 up to college age from lower level up to concert level. As they approach college age I always told them there were two routes. First, they could try for the biggest names, i.e. Julliard, Curtis, Eastman, and...